（奥）阿德勒

About the Author

Alfred Adler, the pioneering Austrian psychologist and founder of Individual Psychology, profoundly influenced modern therapeutic practices with his emphasis on the holistic understanding of human behavior, overcoming feelings of inferiority, and fostering social interest. Born in 1870 in Vienna, Adler initially collaborated with Sigmund Freud before developing his own school of thought, which prioritizes the individual's striving for superiority and the role of early childhood experiences in shaping personality. His works, such as '阿德勒心理学（无删减完整译本）代表作全集：自卑与超越+理解人性+儿童教育心理学: 个体心理学经典，入选20世纪改变美国和世界的100本书。心理学家马斯洛、罗杰斯、弗洛姆； 人际关系学大师卡内基、成功学大师史蒂芬?柯维、经营管理大师大前研一推崇之作 (Chinese Edition)', have been lauded by luminaries like Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers, Erich Fromm, Dale Carnegie, Stephen Covey, and Kenichi Ohmae. Adler's ideas continue to resonate in psychology, education, and self-help, offering timeless insights into personal growth and interpersonal dynamics.